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Spring has hit just about right this year here in N.C. 63 F today low 80s F next couple days then level off to the 60-70 range 
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Happy times in the Tar Heel. CLSpring has hit just about right this year here in N.C. 63 F today low 80s F next couple days then level off to the 60-70 range
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Forgive me for ignoring my own journal! Everything remains indoors while I wait for the weather to change (tomorrow I hear), which makes for a rather unspectacular last week for the Amnesia Lemon Kush. Oh well! Scope pics tomorrow when I get it outside.
Greetings dynamo! I hope all is well with you and that you are completely mended and raring to go plant garlic.
Sounds terrific! That's where we would normally be if we were anything close to normal these days.
Now if they would only legalize recreational...Happy times in the Tar Heel. CL
“fflimfing gergerhtzzserinb somfinking neerdly sfsking hm?!£%$ hhing lpghyng”Now if they would only legalize recreational...
Recreational can go too far
I have to test all this stuff this weekend. Its not a job to be sniffed at. You inhale it. First thing they teach you. Also the first defence they give you if your name’s Bill Clinton. He probably hates that. “But I did and it was great!”
Nick.
All the best for that weather there Shed. I saw some Californian footage that you're getting, it looks similar to the rain and flooding we had in NZ last month.
The sun was out for a little while this morning- I didn't even bother
schlepping the Amnesia Haze outside, because I figured the sun wouldn't last long...
and it didn't- 15 minutes or so, then right back to cloudy& miserable...
Tomorrow, eh?...I hope so,that would be nice- but I'll believe it when I see it...
Funny. Way back when I confused Shed for being the one in NZ but it was you! I was joing sround about rhe cost of Co2 in NZ which is a big thing, there for growing, brewing and all sorts but then fessed to “I hsve no ofea why you’re mentioning Co2 prices in NZ. Because I was thinking of you!
Nick
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You should do a tour of the south promoting recreational!
Thank you Stunger. Some places in California saw big damage from flooding, snow, and mudslides. By me we just got a shit ton of rain. More inconvenient than troublesome.
I had the same experience...sun was shining at 9:00, but I looked to the left and it was completely grey so I knew it would be (a) useless exercise.
Maybe tomorrow!
We both grow outside, but I'm the schlepper (the one that isn't Carcass now)!
Hey there uncle Shed,
rain in California huh? must be the end of the world. I just wanted to pop in and say hello. I'm back around these parts now, I've even started a journal. I like your little tiny plants, that's a fun novelty to see around these parts. anyway, links in the sig - I'm growing some dutch passion, I know how much you like them!
rain in California huh? must be the end of the world. I just wanted to pop in and say hello. I'm back around these parts now, I've even started a journal. I like your little tiny plants, that's a fun novelty to see around these parts. anyway, links in the sig - I'm growing some dutch passion, I know how much you like them!
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Howdy Chef, welcome back and nice to have you cruise through! Not sure if you saw this a few days back so here it is again:
I'm heading over to your new thread to sign up!
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Hey there 420magazine community! It has been quite a while..... A number of years in fact, but I'm back for another grow journal! This time I'm bringing you all an autoflower run under the brand new XS1500 Pro by Viparspectra. The lights landed this afternoon and I unboxed them as soon as I...
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oh boy, I will ABSOLUTELY be watching your summer grow. I've grown a number of the 5KC, as has my brother, and it is very loud with strong effects. It has the crazy potency that can cause the fear like the Cookies n Chem had, but not as much lethargy, more uppity and no sleepy crash. I love it for daytime consumption. Here's a sample of whats in your future (indoor version).
It's really great weed, and everyone I know who's tried it has mentioned to me that it is noteworthy. The other strain however, the Moonshine, that's one I dont think anyone has grown yet. I will say the mom the seeds came off of was a sticky, stanky bush, golf ball sized nuggets up the branch that just oozed with essential oils. Bright purples as well, so expect some color on the moonshine.
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Like I wasn't looking forward to them enough before!
I've also seen the LA Smaug( x Confidential Cheese), the Chemical X(x Bandaid haze x p98 bubba), and the CnC S1s grown.. every single one just as sticky and gland laden as the last. Given the grandpa addition, the moonshine could very well be the best of the bunch.
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I hope to do them justice!
Your track record would hint that you will. It'll be fun to see my creations growing under that nice cali sun you got out there.
If it ever stops raining!
If it ever stops raining!
If the Shedster can’t do it then it prolly can’t be done! CL
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How about a Friday trichome update on the Amnesia Lemon Kush, flip day 68!
Between the change in smell, the slowing down of drinking, and the fact that I'm getting sick of looking at it, I'll probably take it down on Sunday. I hope another day of sunshine tomorrow will do it some good!
Carry on with what you were doing, which I hope is planning for a great weekend.
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Between the change in smell, the slowing down of drinking, and the fact that I'm getting sick of looking at it, I'll probably take it down on Sunday. I hope another day of sunshine tomorrow will do it some good!
Carry on with what you were doing, which I hope is planning for a great weekend.
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As long as you're okay with them looking something like this at the end (though I hope to do better this summer!):
Thanks Captain, but most folks harvest much better looking plants than I do!If the Shedster can’t do it then it prolly can’t be done! CL
If it's still raining this summer I'll be at a loss for where I am.
The trichomes are looking wicked. Hope you get some more sunshine before the chop.
She looks about perfect for a Sunday harvest, Shed
Not sure I agree with that- but still- no one ever asks what the plant looked like while they're puffin' on a joint...
They look gooey.
Yummers!
Yummers!
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